Hello, I'm rediscovering Racket (actually, discovering under this name ;) after a long time and I am fascinated by the quality and quantity of all the stuff, micro-languages, infrastructure, libs, not to mention documentation [1].
Now I'm trying to enjoy it all while preserving my programming habits: Emacs + long-running REPL. It means: lots of (enter! ..) use during coding. The problem I ran into with this workflow is that contracts for module functions seem to be not triggered when the module was loaded via enter!. Is there any workaround on this? Are there any subtle differences between (require) and (enter!) one should be aware of? cheers, wojtek [1] I recently found http://www.nongnu.org/geiser/ and had a pleasure to read beautiful prose with which its documentation is written. If you excuse a bit of sentiment: That, together with the Racket docs, looks like writings of the people who simply love what they create. Authors, thank you.
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